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all the questions, but maybe give the Commission an

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elaborate list of ten questions to indicate what is being

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contemplated by the Committee, just to make them aware of

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the scope.

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THE CHAIRMAN: That really, I think, is another

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way of putting what I was contemplating insofar as our

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time schedule, and having there in front of them — I

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don't want to undertake the responsibility of doing that.

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If the Chairman wants to do that, and I have given him

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this list, that may be the direction he takes. At the

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same time, he can send it back to us to do something

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further and more specific. He might even suggest we

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make a distribution of that list to show the scope of

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our inquiry here. I found, in my own experience, that

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actually, as I digest this thing more and more, it becomes

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more complicated. It becomes really more simple insofar

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as the problem is concerned, but the details become more

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difficult, to say you think this, as distinguished from

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what I think, because this and that suddenly run afoul of

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a third factor that you find you've got to resolve the

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inconsistency with. Then you go back and you start all